Coyote Nusaince Hunting in Greenwood Village, Denver

[tfrazier]

The folks in the Denver suburb of Greenwood Village hired an animal control specialist to hunt down coyotes that have started going after pets, and in at least one case, people. He pops them with a .22 when he deems them to be too "citified". The folks who think animals are more important than people are giving him and Greenwood Village grief over it. Look out, Wyle E...

I saw one bounding across Dove Road the other night here in Grapevine, but the officials around here might frown on me going after it with the Bushmaster. Here's a little excerpt and link to the NY Times article:

Ms. Rosmarino and dozens of volunteers have fanned out across Greenwood Village to protect coyotes from Mr. Stewart’s gun by trying to instill a fear of humans through shouting and other techniques.

[txfireguy2003]

Ms. Rosmarino and dozens of volunteers have fanned out across Greenwood Village to protect coyotes from Mr. Stewart’s gun by trying to instill a fear of humans through shouting and other techniques.[/url]

Wonder what will happen when one of those coyotes takes their advances as a challenge or threat? I mean, that's how dog's challenge each other isn't it? Barking at each other? So here's an idea, let's go out and sneak up on a wild animal that has sharp teeth and an instinct to kill, not to mention a diminished fear of humans, and challenge his turf. WOW, that's the SMARTEST idea all year!

[tarkus]

Ms. Rosmarino and dozens of volunteers have fanned out across Greenwood Village to protect coyotes from Mr. Stewart’s gun by trying to instill a fear of humans through shouting and other techniques.[/url]

Wonder what will happen when one of those coyotes takes their advances as a challenge or threat? I mean, that's how dog's challenge each other isn't it? Barking at each other? So here's an idea, let's go out and sneak up on a wild animal that has sharp teeth and an instinct to kill, not to mention a diminished fear of humans, and challenge his turf. WOW, that's the SMARTEST idea all year!

It sounds like a self correcting problem.